Head First HTML with CSS

the index
CSS (continued)
using with XHTML 289, 290
validating 328–329
versus HTML 32, 34–35
versus XHTML 324–325
.css file 303
lounge.css file
creating 304
linking 305
CSS Up Close
background-image property 406–407
background-position property 406
background-repeat property 406
Cursive font family 345
Cyberduck 134
D
data transfer 127
default font 388
default pages 140–141
descendants 452–454
design
determining good design across various
browsers 358
Tony’s Journal 79–83
destination anchors 151–155
finding 153
name 154
dir command (FTP) 133
directories versus files in browsers 140
element 432–457, 482
borders 440
descendants 452–454
float property 504–505
heading color 455
height 446
id attribute 434
labelling 434
line-height property 456
logical sections 433
marking sections 434
nested 436
structure 436
style 435, 441, 447–449
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text-align property 447–449
width 442–446
dividing pages into logical sections (see element)
DOCTYPE 231, 240
moving from transitional to strict 243–251
Transitional HTML 4.01 235–237
tentatively valid HTML 4.01 Transitional 238
Transitional XHTML 272
XHTML 1.0 Strict 268
domain name
hosting 127
obtaining 128
registration services 129
versus Web site name 129
why it’s called 129
dot dot (..) notation 64, 65
double quotes 86
Dreamweaver 16, 644
E elements 25, 36
adding to classes 317
attributes 29
block (see block elements)
capitalization 251
empty 101
strict HTML 4.01 254
floated 542
inline 117
strict HTML 4.01 253–254
members of multiple classes 321
multiple selectors matching element 322
nesting 109–111
pseudo-elements 640
state 468–470
em, font size scaling factor 353
versus percentage (%) 358
Emacs 644
element 643
element 315
empty elements 101
element 175
strict HTML 4.01 254
XHTML 1.0 Strict 275
example files xxxiii